Skanzen Hotel - Skanzen Hotel

Simple rooms, perfect for a 1-2 day stay. Purity left something to be desired :(

The staff is extremely kind and helpful. The cleanliness and condition of the hotel are impeccable. We could relax in a quiet environment, in complete peace. Breakfast was pleasant and satisfying. The value for money in the area is the best value for money.

A facility under construction should be rented out, even the weeds are in front of the terrace, the view of the machines is depressing, the meal is up to a tour!

Pleasantly simple, relaxing little hostel, but there is still room for improvement ?? It is a pity that you had to ask for breakfast e.g. margarine, hot dogs, lemon juice, and spoiled bread should not be noticed by the guest either. In addition, it is clean and comfortable.

It is more of a hostel than a hotel. I've been here twice, for a total of two weeks. If you get accommodation with a steel bunk bed (as in the dormitory), you will not get much sleep, because the bed snarls and wakes you up during every movement. The second time I got a room on the ground floor and I already slept there. The second thing is breakfast: D not much: D but you can eat. Coffee from the vending machine is also not much, but you will survive: D The staff is friendly, you may find that when you arrive in the room you will find in the trash waste after the previous visit. However, the linen is clean, the towels are clean. There are no towel rails in the bathroom. Ask for the WIFI password in advance at the reception, as you will not find it in the room. Also ask for a remote control for the TV and glasses, because they are not in the room.

It was utterly shocking that such a Soviet barracks-type building could be designed next to an ethnographic museum. Then the construction of the Transylvanian region began, they were built in Budapest, VIII. circular corridors, urban buildings evoking district workers' flats, with huge firewalls that do not fit the beautiful landscape at all. To top it all off, the entrance to the region looks like a slap-cut coffin made of black glass with its side about to fall out. Terrible! Am I wrong that this is a VILLAGE MUSEUM? In which village were such monsters built, even only in Transylvania? The villagers had much more wit and a thousand times better taste than this, even though the master builders did not go to university at the time. I just don't understand how the director of Skanzen could have allowed this beard. True, when the flat-roofed, concrete office building was completed, the headmaster explained that such a modern building had to be built in order to "offset the many village houses." (I indicate, half of Hungary is there as a counterweight to its picked-up houses, free of all styles.) If you have a phobia about the village house, why did you go to the village museum director? Although it is too late afterwards, I would recommend the Archeopark next to the road to Miskolc: with its beautiful office building, which evokes the shape and proportions of farmhouses. It's worth a look, it's not.